An open trunk holds a red Quaffle and two dark chained Bludgers. A whole broom and scarf lie beside a crate; a Snitch flies above the pitch between empty stands and three golden hoops.
The pitch is waiting for a team
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Quidditch: Which Position Would You Play?

Wind sweeps across the pitch, and the Snitch reappears with your team a hundred and sixty points behind. Through training, covering teammates and a chase whose stakes keep changing, explore your place in Quidditch.

about 9 min11 questions4 portraits

PICTURE THE SCENE

The inter-house Quidditch cup is still locked in its case, but the Snitch has just escaped from the equipment trunk. The captain smiles: the pitch is open. You will start with a few exercises, then play a practice match, swapping positions between spells of play. You can try several roles without already being on a team. The stands are empty, and a crosswind pulls at the scarf fringes. When you return to the ground, the score may tell a different story from the last catch.

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An original, unofficial fan adventure based on Quidditch in the Harry Potter books and official encyclopedia. The captain, exercises, match and position changes during breaks are declared inventions. Portraits show anonymous pupils in original practice kit as examples of four canonical positions; they assign neither characters nor houses. A Quaffle goal scores ten points; catching the Snitch scores one hundred and fifty and ends the match, without guaranteeing victory. Your result suggests a position to explore, not proven sporting ability. No major plot spoilers.

The world behind the storyOfficial Harry Potter — Quidditch: pitch, equipment and positions ↗Official Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Chaser ↗Official Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Keeper ↗Official Harry Potter Encyclopedia — Seeker ↗
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How this quiz works

11 choices or questions, taking about 9 minutes to read and answer. Reading your result takes additional time, at your own pace.

Your choices shape an original journey and lead to a narrative portrait. There are no right answers: you can go back and change your mind.

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